Pete Townshend and Ronnie Lane release their classic on September 16, 1977. A few friends help out: Eric Clapton, John Entwistle, Charlie Watts, and Boz Burrell.
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Rough Mix
Tag: folk rock
Wind On The Water
David Crosby and Graham Nash release their second album on September 15, 1975 …
Stormwatch
Released on September 14, 1979, it’s the last Tull album with the “classic” lineup as Barriemore Barlow, John Evan and David Palmer all left shortly after the album’s release. Stormwatch is also the last of their “folk-rock” trilogy. It’s also a very “environmental” record, highlighting the problems with oil and money. Thankfully, a few more people are paying attention (The Orange One not included.)
Late For The Sky
Jackson Browne’s masterpiece turns 45 today — released on September 13, 1974 …
Dream Your Life Away
Vance Joy releases his debut album on September 9, 2014 …
Happy birthday, Nine Toes …
Perfectly Good Guitar
September 7, 1993 ~ John Hiatt releases a damned masterpiece …
Blues For Allah
September 1, 1975 ~ The Grateful Dead release Blues For Allah.
“Glide on the Peace Train … “
Cat Stevens releases Teaser and The Firecat on September 1, 1971 …
Highway 61 Revisited
Released on August 30, 195, it’s #4 on Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Albums of All Time and includes the greatest rock ‘n roll song of all time: “Like A Rolling Stone.”
Orpheus named the album after the highway which connected his birthplace of Duluth, Minnesota, to southern cities famed for their musical heritage, including St. Louis, Memphis, New Orleans, and the Delta blues area of Mississippi.